LIFESTYLES EDTOR Kali Bolle As school comes to a close for the summer, it’s time to close the books and open up the imagination. It may not be easy to get your child to sit down for a formal summer schooling session, but there are a number of summer learning activities that can be used to supplement your child’s fun and prevent summer learning loss. Local business such as
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS rosie graham Are you ready to “Rock Around the Clock” with “Be Bop a Lula” or go “Dancin’ in the Streets” in your “Blue Suede Shoes”? Then “Good Golly Miss Molly” you need to head on down to the Community Playhouse, Inc.’s final show of its 2012-13 season at South Jackson Civic Center on the weekend of May 31 – June 2 and join in the
The ninth annual Wartrace MusicFest, to be held Saturday June 8, has been hailed as offering “exceptional musicianship from a multigenerational roster of talent that includes an award winning seven piece teenage blues band, a rising twenty-something rock and roll trio, and a veteran boomer ensemble playing Santana inspired Latin rock.” Wartrace mayor and MusicFest committee chairman Ron Stacy says he is enthusiastic about the diversity of music presented this
A free, outdoor viewing of the family movie “Wreck It Ralph” on Friday night, May 31 at Frazier McEwen Park will highlight TUB’s LightTUBe customer appreciation event, utility officials have announced. In addition to a showing of the film on a large, 12-foot diagonal, blow-up screen, free pizza and drinks will be available while they last. The event begins at 8 p.m., but food will be available beginning at 7:30
By MARIAN GALBRAITH Staff Writer On Monday, musical producer Cat Murray presented the American Cancer Society with a $2,850 check from the proceeds of her ongoing production, “HIStory Told by Her,” the popular musical and dance tribute to Michael Jackson held annually at South Jackson Civic Center. The donation appeared to energize team captains who were gathered at Citizen’s Tri-County Bank on Monday to gear up for Friday night’s
Tullahoma Parks and Recreation are hitting the ground running for fitness. Beginning Monday, the department will introduce a class to help non-runners prepare for a 5k or just starting out a running program. According the Activities Director, Merrill Meadows, the classes will take place from 6 to 7 a.m. each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday through June 28. “This is an outdoor running program, so be prepared for all sorts of
Kindergarten Registration begins Monday Kindergarten registration will begin on Monday for enrolling kindergarten children to attend Tullahoma City Schools during the 2013-2014 school year. Registration will close on May 31, and reopen on July 17. Children must be five years of age on or before August 31 in order to enter Kindergarten. The following records are necessary. Your child can only be enrolled when these are provided. 1) Proof
STAFF WRITER ian skotte I’m always looking for interesting books to read.
By Kali Bolle In my opinion, if a poll were taken
CITY EDITOR brian justice The 2013 Tennessee Federal Duck Stamp contest is
STAFF WRITER marian galbraith On Wednesday, Van-Rob hosted an outdoor luncheon and
By ZACH BIRDSONG Sports Editor The Tullahoma High School baseball team opened
By ZACH BIRDSONG Sports Editor Wednesday was a frustrating day for the
Local man reunited with long-lost son of brother killed in World War
LIFESTYLES EDTOR Kali Bolle As school comes to a close for